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Guptavandy Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

'since' and 'then'

Is the use of 'since' and 'then' right in the following sentence:

Since there are only two fluids in the reservoir, i.e., oil and water, then .....
  

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According to me, the "then" after the comma is not needed because there is a since in the beginning of the sentances. ( I myself must check Them !! ) Thanks, KRK

— Kartik Raj Kanna

  • According to me, the "then" after the comma is not needed because there is a since in the beginning of the sentances.
  • ( I myself must check Them !!
  • ) Thanks, KRK
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According to me, the "then" after the comma is not needed because there is a since in the beginning of the sentances. I not very sure about the explanations but be sure to check the lessons to understand better.( I myself must check Them !! )

Thanks,

KRK
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